State officials in the themes of Opsikion, the Anatolikoi and the Kibyrraiotai: new and recently revisited sigillographic evidence.

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Published: Nov 11, 2016
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12681/byzsym.8622
Olga KARAGIORGOU
Academy of Athens Centre for the Study of Byzantine and Postbyzantine Art Researcher
Pantelis CHARALAMPAKIS
Academy of Athens
Christos MALATRAS
Ακαδημία Αθηνών
Abstract
The aim of the project entitled “Towards an institutional and social history of Byzantine Asia Minor on the evidence of seals and other sources (7th - 13th centuries)” (abbreviated as SigCorpByzAMthemes; project’s code 4492) was to look afresh at the institutional and social history of Byzantine Asia Minor using as main research tool reliable and well-dated prosopographic lists of all the state officials once active in the three earliest Asia Minor themes: the Opsikion, the Anatolikoi and the Kibyrraiotai. The compilation of these prosopographic lists was based mostly, as was to be expected, on sigillographic evidence, duly complemented by relevant references in literary and other non-sigillographic sources.
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